Edward P. Goodrich papers, 1862-1922 and undated.

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Edward P. Goodrich papers, 1862-1922 and undated.

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Pastor's register, 1869-1879, listing sermons preached, baptisms and marriages performed, and pastoral visits; report of pastoral activities at Decatur, Michigan, 1873; letters, 1862-1865, received from Civil War soldiers, Abram Garrison, E.V.W. Brokaw, and Albert C. Wilson, describing camp life and war-time activities; letters from Charles A. Sanford regarding the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln; and miscellaneous deeds and legal documents.

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Goodrich, Edward Payson.

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Presbyterian clergyman. From the description of Edward P. Goodrich papers, 1862-1922 and undated. (University of Michigan). WorldCat record id: 154302116 ...

Garrison, Abram E., b. 1843.

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Wilson, Albert C., b. 1843.

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Brokaw, E. V. W., b. 1837.

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Sanford, Charles Addison

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Washington, D.C. resident. From the description of Letters, 1865. (Duke University Library). WorldCat record id: 39670112 ...